Hi Marley Labs

At Hi Marley, we’re committed to driving innovation in the insurance industry and our Labs function is at the forefront of this mission.

“The best way to predict the future is to create it. At Hi Marley Labs, we’re merging innovation and trust to push the boundaries of what’s possible and create solutions that make insurance smarter, faster and more lovable.”

Jonathan Tushman Chief Product Officer, Hi Marley

About Labs

We are experimenting, testing and developing next-generation solutions tailored to meet the evolving needs of the industry. By leveraging cutting-edge technologies and deep industry expertise, we create powerful tools that empower insurance carriers to operate more efficiently while making adjusters’ jobs easier and policyholders’ experiences better.  

The Labs Team

Dan Perrera

Principal Product Manager

Jonathan Tushman

Chief Product Officer

Mike Vegeto

Principal Software Engineer

Dan Perrera

Principal Product Manager

Jonathan Tushman

Chief Product Officer

Mike Vegeto

Principal Software Engineer

Blogs From Our Experts

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What Do Engineers and Vegetarians Have in Common?
Jonathan Tushman explores the revival of the Cucumber TDD framework in the era of LLMs, imagining a future where AI automates test creation and iteration from Gherkin syntax and reflects on how Cucumber once simplified tech due diligence and could now streamline engineering workflows again with AI.
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On The Coattails of Pull Requests
The Pull Request (PR) workflow has become a foundational and trusted checkpoint in software development, enabling seamless integration of AI tools. PRs are the perfect "human-in-the-loop" mechanism that allows Gen AI to thrive in engineering environments without disrupting existing workflows.
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The Deadweight Loss of Visual Studio Code
The “free” pricing of VS Code distorts the software market and stifles innovation by making it harder for competition. If MSFT started charging a fair price for their product, it could fix three of the main issues of economic deadweight loss.
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To ORM or Not to ORM?
There are trade-offs of using ORMs, they have benefits like migrations and type-safe query builders, but performance issues at scale.
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Ruby/Rails: The Once and Future Platform (But Not Now)
Ruby/Rails, once central to my development journey, is now set aside in favor of a TypeScript stack better suited for LLM-assisted workflow. I hope for a future Ruby/Rails renaissance, powered by custom LLMs and a new “Heroku-like” platform.
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